Correspondence with the Department of Native Affairs and T.S. Gibson (Bishop of Kimberley and Kuruman) re the Vaal-Harts Irrigation Soheme.

Memorandum on government for university tutorial classes, attached to a letter from Mabel Palmer to R.F.A. Hoernle. (1925 August 10. autograph letter signed 2 pages); suggested programme. 1934; memorandum to the Minister of Education on the need for an extension of facilities for workers' education.

On anti-Semitism in general and anti-Semitic meetings held throughout South Africa.

Correspondence re grants to the S.A.I.R.R. from the Phelps-Stokes Fund; news from Rev. John Henry House about the Thessalonion Agricultural and Industrial Institute (American Farm School) Salonica, Greece; message from T. Jesse Jones to a Nigerian returned home from the U.S.A. and faced with difficulties of returning to a primitive society.

Correspondents: Rev. R. L. Abraham, Thomas Jesse Jones, J.D. Rheinallt Jones.

Question of the transfer of the Protectorates to the administration of the Union of South Africa.

Correspondence, memoranda and press clippings.

Correspondents:

Margaret Ballinger.

C.W.A. Coulter.

R.F.A. Hoernle.

J.D. Rheinallt Jones.

Tshekedi Khama.

M.F. Lindley.

F.S. Livie-Noble.

P.S. Milan.

Leo Marquand.

Wilfrid Parker.

Isang Pilane.

Clarkson Tredgold.

Correspondence between Rev. Anson Phelps-Stokes and Rheinallt Jones re visit by Stokes to South Africa August 1932, and lecture tour on the development of the American Negro since the Civil war; report by Stokes on his visit to Africa; Phelps-Stokes lectureship at the University of Cape Town TL, Phelps-Stokes to H.J.E. Dumbrell about the Rev. K.P. Mosete's school in the Bechuanaland Protectorate; correspondence with J.E. Holloway re Phelps-Stokes' "Report on education, native welfare and race relations in East and South Africa"; advice for African students wanting to 'study in the U.S.A.; activities of S.A.I.R.R.; race relations. Includes some correspondence with Thomas Jesse Jones.

Correspondence between Rheinallt Jones and Justice R. Feetham re Tatham Memorial Committee and its intentions to help Blacks; correspondence between Rheinallt Jones and Maurice Webb about the A.B. Haviland Trust for medical relief among Blacks.

Notices re the Commission, memoranda submitted to it by the Coloured Adult and Juvenile Labour Exchange, Johannesburg, and the Johannesburg Indo-European Council and press clipping on the Commission's report.